Audio AR to support nature connectedness in people with visual disabilities

Bandukda, Maryam; Holloway, Catherine

doi:10.1145/3410530.3414332

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“…Although some works employ natural images captured from unmodified environments (e.g., [26,27,28]), others exploit specifically designed fiducial markers (i.e., image markers that serve as references) that are pre-allocated in the space (e.g., [29,30,31]). [60] GPS tracking Gesture control Mobile device Outdoor SceneKit using generic HRTFs Yang et al [37] Retroreflective tracking Implicit Audio only Pre-modeled room Generic HRTFs Bandukda and Holloway [148] •…”

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“…Healthcare is a relatively new application domain of AAR technology. For example, a spatial soundscape that demonstrates natural elements in open spaces could be used to enhance people's connection with the nature, which could benefit their mental and physical well-being [148]. Such an implementation creates the illusion of staying in outdoor environments, which can be especially useful when venturing outside is not possible.…”

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“…Such an implementation creates the illusion of staying in outdoor environments, which can be especially useful when venturing outside is not possible. Furthermore, this might help visually impaired people who find it difficult navigating outdoor environments to remain indoors and experience some aspects of an outdoor natural surrounding [148]. In another example, researchers proposed to bring the restorative benefits of outdoor environments to indoor spaces by creating virtual natural soundscapes, which can help to deal with geriatric depression [149].…”

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Audio Augmented Reality: A Systematic Review of Technologies, Applications, and Future Research Directions

Yang¹,

Barde²,

Billinghurst³

2022

J. Audio Eng. Soc.

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Audio Augmented Reality (AAR) aims to augment people's auditory perception of the real world by synthesizing virtual spatialized sounds. AAR has begun to attract more research interest in recent years, especially because Augmented Reality (AR) applications are becoming more commonly available on mobile and wearable devices. However, because audio augmentation is relatively under-studied in the wider AR community, AAR needs to be further investigated in order to be widely used in different applications. This paper systematically reports on the technologies used in past studies to realize AAR and provides an overview of AAR applications. A total of 563 publications indexed on Scopus and Google Scholar were reviewed, and from these, 117 of the most impactful papers were identified and summarized in more detail. As one of the first systematic reviews of AAR, this paper presents an overall landscape of AAR, discusses the development trends in techniques and applications, and indicates challenges and opportunities for future research. For researchers and practitioners in related fields, this review aims to provide inspirations and guidance for conducting AAR research in the future.

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Audio Augmented Reality: A Systematic Review of Technologies, Applications, and Future Research Directions

Yang¹,

Barde²,

Billinghurst³

2022

J. Audio Eng. Soc.

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“…• De manière similaire à l'observation réalisée par Froehlich et al [11] en 2010, la communauté IHM pourrait s'inspirer davantage des outils développés en psychologie environnementale. Parmi les travaux annonçant étudier la connexion à la nature des utilisateurs, la plupart n'utilisent pas d'outils développés en psychologie environnementale afin de la mesurer [1,4,34,37]. Nous pouvons citer quelques exceptions comme [21] qui utilise un cadre conceptuel pour l'évaluation de la connexion à la nature des enfants et [36] utilisant par exemple le questionnaire NRS [28].…”

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Tangibilité et engagement dans un comportement environnemental : Vers une étude longitudinale

Bouzekri

Rivière

2022

IHM '22: Proceedings of the 33rd Conference on l'Interaction Humain-Machine: Adjunct

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Many interfaces have been proposed to support environmental behavior in domestic spaces. However in France, according to INSEE we spent in 2019 1680 hours working on average, often in a dedicated place where an environmental behavior can also be adopted. A preliminary study suggests an increase in hedonic and pragmatic qualities of a tangible eco-feedback interface in the workplace. We propose to explore this trend through a longitudinal study. We outline the theoretical and experimental motivations for this future study also introduced in this paper. RÉSUMÉDe nombreuses interfaces ont été proposées afin d'accompagner un comportement environnemental dans les espaces domestiques. Cependant, d'après l'INSEE nous passions en 2019 1680 heures à travailler en moyenne, souvent dans un lieu dédié sur lequel un comportement environnemental peut également être adopté. Une étude préliminaire suggère une augmentation des qualités hédoniques et pragmatiques d'une interface tangible à éco-feedback sur le lieu de travail. Nous proposons d'explorer cette tendance à travers une étude longitudinale. Nous exposons les motivations théoriques et expérimentales de cette future étude également introduite dans le présent article.

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“…A second possible avenue of research would be to explore the role of O&M training beyond navigation and towards exploration of surroundings. VR and AR could help people build confidence in exploring, which could then be used in everyday life, allowing people to hear or smell something which could serve as navigation clues but also encourage exploration and connect with the environment [3].…”

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Opportunities for Supporting Self-efficacy Through Orientation & Mobility Training Technologies for Blind and Partially Sighted People

Bandukda

Holloway

Singh

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Proceedings of the 23rd International ACM SIGACCESS Conference on Computers and Accessibility

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Figure 1: Factors that influence self-efficacy belief of blind and partially sighted people Orientation and mobility (O&M) training provides essential skills and techniques for safe and independent mobility for blind and partially sighted (BPS) people. The demand for O&M training is increasing as the number of people living with vision impairment increases. Despite the growing research on O&M assistive technologies (AT), few studies have examined the experiences of BPS people during O&M training, including the use of technology to aid O&M training. To address this gap, we conducted semistructured interviews with 20 BPS people and 8 Mobility and Orientation Trainers (MOT). The interviews were thematically analysed and organised into four overarching themes: Tools and Strategies for O&M training, Technology Use in O&M Training, Changing Personal and Social Circumstances, and Social Influences. Our findings show that the self-efficacy belief evolves over time and across different circumstances, therefore, requiring ongoing O&M support for BPS people. We discuss opportunities for accessibility research in multimodal technologies to increase access to and effectiveness of O&M training. CCS CONCEPTS •Human-centered computing ~ Accessibility ~ Accessibility technologies

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Audio AR to support nature connectedness in people with visual disabilities

Cited by 15 publications

References 20 publications

Audio Augmented Reality: A Systematic Review of Technologies, Applications, and Future Research Directions

Audio Augmented Reality: A Systematic Review of Technologies, Applications, and Future Research Directions

Tangibilité et engagement dans un comportement environnemental : Vers une étude longitudinale

Opportunities for Supporting Self-efficacy Through Orientation & Mobility Training Technologies for Blind and Partially Sighted People

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